Looks good mless.
I bet you hear that left tweet, though.
Moving them down, or forward into the pillars?
I bet you hear that left tweet, though.
Moving them down, or forward into the pillars?
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Nope, L/R eq and TA for each channel. Sounds very centered.'96 328is
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Thought that might be the case.
Hope the new install makes it even better.Comment
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Thanks for all your advice.
Mless5- your setup looks good, but it's a bit much for me. I'm trying to balance SQ and stealth look. So I'm leaning more towards door enclosures. And I am going to make sure they're mounted to the actual door; don't need any buzzing going on.
There will be a 1/3 octave eq in the mix, but no TA (time alignment?) I'll be using a C43 as the head unit with a Phatbox hooked to it for mp3's. If it matters any, I'll also have some Polk db1001 tweets in the sail panels; they'll be hooked up to the 25w section of the 500/5. Rear fill will be run of the deck with a high-pass. Sub is a JL 10W3v3 in Luke's box.
I know I need to listen for myself which is the best placement of the speakers. But in the car it's all a compromise anyway. I really want to try my best to keep it stock looking. All my past install have been completely stealth. I've gone so far as to cut OEM headunit faces off to provide a cover for aftermarket headunits. I try not to attract too much attention to my install because I like to keep them mine...;-)
Well, if I ever get my car back from the paintshop, engine shop, upholstery shop, etc. maybe then I'll be able to start the audio install by next year... lolComment
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